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Researchers at Monash University are looking into sexual racism and its effects of the desirability of Asian men who have sex with men. The study is looking for Asian men to take part in an online questionnaire. The study is particularly interested in looking at how racial minority members’ dating choices are affected by the […]
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30 Sep 2019 /
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A new review of multiple studies into the well being of children raised by same sex parents has concluded that there is no difference between them and children raised by opposite sex parents. Published in the Medical Journal of Australia the researchers found that children raised in same-sex parented families did as well emotionally, socially and […]
Tags: children, Dads 4 Kids, Marriage, Marriage Alliance, marriage equality, rainbow families, Same Sex Marriage, same sex parents, study
23 Oct 2017 |
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A recent study conducted in the United Kingdom found that men’s penises were possibly getting larger. The study which surveyed over 3,000 men and found that the average length of an erect penis among men aged between 18 – 34 was 6.1 inches. The study contradicts an earlier 2016 study, which involved over 15,000 British […]
Tags: calibre, dr jayson oates, penis, size, study
13 Oct 2017 |
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A new study out of Victoria’s Swinburne University of Technology has shown strong community acceptance of gay men in Australia. The report, entitled ‘Support for gay men: An Australian study’ surveyed just under 600 heterosexual identifying people and found that 87% of Australians would support and accept a gay male friend, while 74% support same-sex […]
Tags: Adoption, gay, Men, study, support, swinburne
23 Sep 2015 |
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A new study from the US published in the American Journal of Public Health reveals that teenagers who identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual may be at a higher risk of unplanned pregnancy than their heterosexual peers. Over 9000 New York City high school students were interviewed for the study, entitled ‘Sexual Orientation and Risk […]
Tags: American Journal of Public Health, Bisexual, gay, George Mason University, Lesbian, Lisa Lindley, New York, pregnancy, reproduction, sexual education, sexual health, study, teens, USA, youth
21 May 2015 |
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The Australian Human Rights Commission is working with the Australian Sports Commission and nation-wide Australian gay rugby competition the Bingham Cup to tackle homophobia in sports. Australia’s not for profit LGBTI employer support program has been commissioned to develop a Pride in Sport Index to help Australian sporting bodies measure themselves on inclusiveness. The Australian […]
Tags: Australia, discrimination, gay, Homophobia, Human Rights Commission, out on the fields, pride in sport, Sport, sports, study, Tim Wilson
11 May 2015 |
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A new study undertaken by researchers at the University of Sydney has shed a light on levels of social isolation for lesbian, gay and bisexual Australians living in inner metro, outer metro and rural areas. The study had 1306 participants from various urban and rural locations across Australia, all identifying as lesbian, gay or bisexual. […]
Tags: Community, isolation, LGB, Mental Health, queer, social, study, University of Sydney
23 Apr 2015 |
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Researchers at WA’s own Curtin University have completed the First Australian National Trans Mental Health Study, which examined the mental health of transgender people. The study was funded by beyondblue and is the largest of its kind in Australia. Researcher Matt Tilley, who is a Clinical Professional Fellow in Curtin’s School of Public Health, spoke […]
Tags: Mental Health, study, transgender
8 Apr 2015 |
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A report created by researchers at LaTrobe University has revealed links between psychological distress and drug use among gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Australians. The report, entitled ‘A Closer Look at Private Lives 2’, is a new analysis of a nationwide survey funded by beyondblue and The Movember Foundation. Almost 4000 LGBT Australians were surveyed. […]
Tags: discrimination, Drug Use, illness, LGBT, Mental Health, psychological distress, study, Survey
2 Apr 2015 |
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A major Oxford University study shows that HIV’s capacity to cause AIDS is slowing. The paper suggests that the virus might be evolving becoming less fatal and aggressive as it adjusts to our immune system and therapies. The study across more than 2,000 women from Botswana and South Africa appears in ‘Proceedings of the National Academy […]
Tags: AIDS, Botswana, HIV, Oxford University, Science, South Africa, study
3 Dec 2014 |
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